From Jayla

I miss you more than words can say. It’s 2025 now, and not a single day goes by that I don’t think about you. I miss your laugh the way it lit up the room and made everything feel lighter, even on the worst days. I miss our silly arguments, especially the ones over bacon… God, we could never agree on how crispy it should be, but somehow, those little moments meant everything.

Sometimes I still hear your voice in my dreams. I wake up feeling like you were just here, like I could turn over and see you smiling or hear you teasing me again. But then reality hits, and the silence feels so loud without you in it.

I wish more than anything that I could talk to you again just one more conversation, one more moment to say all the things I never got to say. I miss you so deeply it aches.

Cheyenne, I’m so sorry this happened to you. You were taken to soon. I know we had our up’s and down’s like most friends do but you really was the first person I knew when I moved to canton. You went with us to Waco for Easter. You stayed at my house I stayed at your’s. I was so upset when I found out what happened.I was just at you’re house not to long ago. I fell so bad for everyone .  My deepest condolences for you’re family  💐 I will miss you very much.  Fly high  😇 now you can be with you’re mom in heaven. 

Love always-  Kyndal 

When I think of Cheyenne, the first thing I think of is her beautiful smile.  I met Cheyenne when she attended Canton Intermediate School and have been one of her biggest fans since.        Things were not always easy for Cheyenne, but she was determined to make the most of every situation. She loved her horses and loved to tell others about them. 

Although Cheyenne’s time on earth was cut short, I can only imagine the heavenly reunion she is having with her mom. Something tells me that  horses will come up in the conversation. 💕🐎   Rest In Peace Sweet Girl!!  

Cheyenne  had a huge heart, especially when it came to horses.  Her love of horses was evident even as a small child.  She always begged her momma and daddy for a horse.  She learned very young how to try and manipulate her parents into getting her a horse to ride.  Sometimes it was a loaner and finally as she grew older she got her own horses.  

She was smart, strong, and beautiful!  When she was little, she was fearless! She could get out and get just as dirty as the boys and not think a thing about it.  The next minute she would be dressed up like a little princess and be just as happy as could be.

Oh, how she could give BIG hugs!  As she got older, I missed those.  When she was little she always wanted to help me in the kitchen.  She loved to help cook and she could talk to you about a recipe just like a full grown adult!  And I'm talking about when she was 4 or 5 years old!  

My heart breaks knowing she is no longer with us.  She was destined to do great things.  Now she is in Heaven with her mom.  We will miss you sweet girl.  Rest in peace.


May God hold you in His loving embrace forevermore. 
Ben and Carrie Woolverton 

We have some fond memory of Cheyenne, he mother loved to take pictures of her when you was alive. She was a little girl at this time, I had a homemade dress that was mind when I was a little girl. This dress is seventy five years old. We would dress her up, Cheyenne was probably six at the time. Angela would take some beautiful pictures of her in our bluebonnets, and roses. We will cherish those times, yes she made a impact on this world. She and Angela are riding in God Army, we loved them both, God Bless them both. Jon and James Uncle Roger, and Aunt Sharon love you very much if you need anything let us know. Our prayers are with you at this time.

Any time I think of Cheyenne I will remember her love of horseback riding and her no fear attitude toward it. She spent many, many hours riding and loving those horses.  Talented.  
She was fiercely independent and that served her well. She was brave when it mattered most and should be admired for it.  
Cheyenne left this world too soon but certainly made an impact while she allowed us to know & love her. 

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Cheyenne Marie Monie

23 février 2005 – 21 septembre 2021

Eubank Funeral Home & Haven of Memories Memorial Park

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